How to print multiple copies with a command line call to pdftools

[FDJKDF]

Hello, I would like to ask how to call the software through the command line form, will print multiple copies of multiple files. For example, A file print 3 copies, B file print 4 copies, how to write commands

[Vladimir G - Tracker Dev]

Hello, FDJKDF

The PDF-Tools were not designed to function as fully-featured CLI applications, so unfortunately, hardly any of the tools are configurable via the command line.
The only way to change the properties of a specific action is to import exported in advance tool before each run.

Best regards,

[FDJKDF]

Hello, FDJKDF

The PDF-Tools were not designed to function as fully-featured CLI applications, so unfortunately, hardly any of the tools are configurable via the command line.
The only way to change the properties of a specific action is to import exported in advance tool before each run.

Best regards,

Thank you for your reply, I would like to ask another question, in pdftools, a certain file is printed more than one copy of his own commands, for example, A file is printed 3 copies, in pdftools execution of his own commands, I guess it is, for example, this print .... copies=3 ... , I think exactly how it works, thanks a lot!

[Vladimir G - Tracker Dev]

Hello, FDJKDF

Sorry, I didn’t quite understand the question. Are you asking about what PDF-Tools does when printing multiple copies of a file? It doesn’t use any CLI commands to perform that task.

Best regards,